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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Team OP.

Have any of you ever lived with a 3 year old? They’re bonkers. Storming off to a family dinner because a 3 year old is hard to manage for a few minutes is lunacy.

Next time something like this happens, tell your wife to text her mother that you’ll be a few minutes late. And get her screened for anxiety. This is no way to live. [/quote]

Agree with this. Taking off and leaving you with the kid instead of just picking up the phone to call her Mom is bizarre behavior. Did her parents used to beat her if she was late to something?

Also, typical DCUM, piling on the OP and inventing facts about behavior patterns, etc. to support doing so.[/quote]

She doesn't want to, because that is also disrespectful. Respectful is being on time. Calling with a pathetic excuse is disrespectful. You can only call and make excuses if you have a better reason than "I failed to plan in advance and to manage my child."[/quote]

Did you seriously just sock puppet two opposing responses 1-2 mins apart from each other. Step it up Troll.[/quote]

NP. Sorry to go on a tangent here, but how do you know it is sock-puppeting? I see posts like this here a lot and always wonder how people think they know someone is sock-puppeting. Not saying it wasn't going on here, just curious how people know (I get that sometimes it's obvious when an OP does it).  [/quote]

Sometimes it's obvious by the person's writing style, but the only way to really know is if Jeff checks.[/quote]

They don't know. Only Jeff knows for sure. [/quote]

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